Sentence examples for segment origin from inspiring English sources

Both strategies were capable of identifying segment origin, and both removed up to the 100% of the Poll Dorset segments.

BLASTN analysis of the sequences generated by the DNA microarray should allow the determination of the segment origin for PB2, HA and NA genes, even though the consensus sequence design was not based on the origin of the viral host.

Recently, we have tested the novel human A(H1N1) pandemic virus of swine origin, derived from multiple reassortments, with the DNA microarray and BLASTN analysis determined the segment origin for the PB2, H1 and N1 genes, which were derived from avian, classical swine virus and avian-like swine virus, respectively [ 38].

The innermost circle denotes segmental duplications (of ≥8 kb), with connections shown between segment origins and duplication locations.

For example, influenza A(H7N9) virus that caused respiratory disease in humans evolved from genetic contributions of ≥4 gene segment origins, including sources from wild birds (3 ).

The procedure starts from the search for sequences in the complete archaeal proteomes that are most closely related to the initial sequence segments (origins) in order to construct the seed alignment with a frequency matrix constituting a profile.

The LNG segment covers Origin's equity accounted investment in Australia Pacific LNG.

The Exploration & Production segment records Origin's gas and oil exploration and production activities.

All positional information in the grammar is encoded by attributes relating to a local 2D coordinate frame per wall segment, with origin in top left as seen from inside the room.

The monolith is the subject of the film's final line of dialogue (spoken at the end of the "Jupiter Mission" segment): "Its origin and purpose still a total mystery".

This possibility needs to be explored in much larger series of lesions that differ in stage (size) and segment of origin.